Majority of drivers in favour of police using long-range cameras
Six in 10 drivers are in favour of police forces using long-range mobile cameras to enforce motoring offences, research from the RAC has found.
Six in 10 drivers are in favour of police forces using long-range mobile cameras to enforce motoring offences, research from the RAC has found.
Provisional estimates for 2017 show that between 240 and 330 people were killed in accidents in Great Britain where at least one driver was over the drink-drive limit
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The RAC's Pete Williams reacts to 2017 data released today
Data from RAC Fuel Watch shows that both petrol and diesel reduced by over a penny a litre in January, making it three consecutive months of falling fuel prices.
The RAC's James Knight provides an update on travelling by road today, including the expected number of breakdowns attended by RAC patrols
The RAC's chief operations director comments on the current and forecast weather conditions and what these mean for UK drivers
The RAC's Pete Williams reacts to new findings from a survey by road safety charity Brake
The RAC's Rod Dennis provides advice to drivers facing further snow and ice towards the end of this week, following the latest Met Office forecast
The RAC offers advice to drivers as Met Office forecasts point to possibility of snow and ice over the next few days
Despite the generally mild start to winter RAC patrols still dealt with more than 1,700 breakdowns in the last three months of 2018 that were more than likely caused by potholes or poor road surfaces.
The RAC's director of insurance comments on new Home Office figures out today